Tottenham have managed to climb into mid-table after an unbeaten October, but can Roberto De Zerbi’s side maintain their momentum over the next five Premier League fixtures? There are some interesting tests ahead, including a North London Derby that could have a big say in how Spurs’ season unfolds.It took until mid-October, and six games into the 2026/27 Premier League season, for Tottenham Hotspur to finally get their first win, beating Coventry City 3-1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The North London club then built on that result, making it three consecutive league victories after an underdog win against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and another convincing performance against Crystal Palace.Rather unexpectedly, however, that run came to an end against Leeds United at the weekend in a 1-0 defeat. Leeds had not won any of their previous five games, which perhaps tells you everything about why predicting Tottenham is no easy task.Still, to keep our sanity during the two-week international break and give ourselves something to look forward to, we have had a go at predicting Spurs’ next five results. We have considered head-to-head records, fixture congestion and each side’s home and away form, starting with a home clash against Ipswich. Saturday 21st November Premier League TottenhamTottenham15:00IpswichIpswich Sunday 29th November Premier League SunderlandSunderland14:05TottenhamTottenham Thursday 3rd December Premier League TottenhamTottenham20:00FulhamFulham Sunday 6th December Premier League TottenhamTottenham16:30ArsenalArsenal Monday 14th December Premier League Hull CityHull City20:00TottenhamTottenham1. Tottenham vs Ipswich, November 21Two weeks is a long time for frustration to build, and after that thoroughly underwhelming display against Leeds, Tottenham’s players should have a point to prove in front of their home supporters.Spurs are finally beginning to give their home crowd something to celebrate after some dreadful results at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the past two seasons. They have now won their last two games there and will be keen to make it three.To their credit, Ipswich have done reasonably well by newly promoted standards. They have managed the same number of wins as Tottenham so far, although an extra defeat and an inferior goal difference leave them a point behind in 14th. That said, they also have the second-worst defensive record in the division, having conceded 19 goals in 10 games – only behind Crystal Palace’s 24. Containing an improving Spurs attack will be a difficult task.The Tractor Boys have won just once in their previous six league games (L3 D2), making Tottenham the obvious favourites. The two sides last met during the 24/25 season, when they won one game apiece, although both clubs had different managers back then.Predicted score: Tottenham 3-0 IpswichCredit: @thefrederikkejensen / Instagram2. Sunderland vs Spurs, November 29After an incredible previous season in the Premier League, when they even managed to secure European qualification, Sunderland have endured a drastic change in fortunes. Regis Le Bris’ men spent much of the campaign rooted to the bottom of the table, but a 1-0 win over Chelsea at the weekend helped them climb to 19th, where they now sit with eight points from 10 games.Make no mistake, though, Sunderland looked a completely different side against Chelsea compared to the struggling team we have seen for much of this season. Tottenham will need to be wary. However, while Spurs have a week to prepare after the Ipswich game, Sunderland also have a Europa League fixture to contend with.That could give De Zerbi’s side the edge they need. It is also worth remembering that the Black Cats have won just once in their previous 16 meetings with Tottenham, with that victory coming towards the end of last season, in De Zerbi’s first game in charge of the Lilywhites.Sunderland have struggled badly for goals this season, managing just three from open play. If Tottenham can get on the scoresheet, the hosts could find it difficult to fight their way back into the game.Predicted score: Sunderland 0-1 Tottenham3. Tottenham vs Fulham, December 3Credit has to go to Alvaro Arbeloa for the turnaround he has managed at Fulham this season. After a dreadful start, which included a six-game winless run similar to Tottenham’s, the Cottagers have finally found their feet.They are unbeaten in their previous four games, winning two and drawing two. There is one statistic that should offer Spurs some encouragement, though: Fulham have not scored more than once in any of their previous seven league games.But they have still scored the same number of total goals as Tottenham this season (10). More importantly, Fulham are unlikely to arrive in North London carrying the same momentum they have now.They have two difficult fixtures against Manchester City and Bournemouth before this meeting, and either result could dent their confidence. That should work in Tottenham’s favour.Predicted score: Tottenham 2-1 Fulham4. Spurs vs Arsenal, December 6And now for the big one. It feels a little unfair that a fixture of this magnitude has been pushed all the way to December, but there is plenty to look forward to.We have already covered the fact that Arsenal will have an extra day to prepare for this fixture. Tottenham, meanwhile, will have just two days to get the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ready after the Fulham game.The Gunners are currently five points clear at the top of the Premier League table. However, they also have an important meeting with Real Madrid just three days after this derby and Mikel Arteta could therefore consider resting some of his key players – provided his side maintain their advantage at the top.That said, it has been well over four years since Tottenham last beat Arsenal, but the recent victory against Chelsea has given supporters some reason to believe Spurs could produce a similar performance in this derby.Predicting a Tottenham win might be a little unrealistic, especially when Arsenal have such a clear advantage in recent form and head-to-head records. But this is a derby, and we are allowed a little bias. We will be generous enough to predict a draw.Predicted score: Tottenham 2-2 Arsenal5. Hull vs Tottenham, December 14Hull started the season brilliantly, picking up consecutive wins against Man United and Coventry and enjoying what looked like a dream return to the Premier League. Unfortunately, that run came to an abrupt end, and they have failed to win any of their previous eight games.Despite that, they sit just a point below Tottenham and actually have a better goal difference. And the Tigers have given some good teams a difficult afternoon, including Arsenal in their recent unfortunate 1-0 defeat. They will not be pushovers for Spurs.There is another reason to be cautious about this fixture. Hull are unbeaten at home this season, having won once and drawn four times at the MKM Stadium.Tottenham should have enough quality to take all three points, but this could be another awkward afternoon away from home. We are going for a draw again.Predicted score: Hull 1-1 TottenhamREAD MORE: Five worrying Tottenham squad details that you may have missed against Leeds – Spurs WebThe post Predicting Tottenham’s next five Premier League results, including North London Derby appeared first on Spurs Web.